Old shotgun shells

[GobbleNut]

Seems like a while back I saw a thread about collectors of old shotgun shells.  I was going through some old stuff and found a coffee can full of old paper shells....mostly 12's, and a couple of 20's and .410's.  They were given to me years ago and I think they are probably fifty or more years old, although I am not certain of that.

Anyway, if anybody here knows someone who collects that kind of stuff or knows anything about what they are worth, please let me know. 
Jim

[Neill_Prater]

No expert at all, but I'm thinking all the rolled crimp shells, with the possible exception of the .410's, are over 50 years old. I started quail hunting with my Dad, actually carrying a gun, in 1961, and I'm reasonably sure all the shells we bought then, except for the .410, had already switched over to star crimps. I think the .410's were still roll crimped probably into the early 70's.

[slamman]

nice, but I don't see a pic of a 9mm shotgun shell.  I shoot a 28g a myself.